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Professor John Streese Reviews

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Class Ratings

4Good Class
5Very Easy
3Kinda Interesting
4Useful

Professor Rating

5Amazing Prof

Prof: John Streese / Fall 2022

Mar 6, 2023

Comments on the course

Professor was amazing.

Course Content

Very useful because of the professor.

Comments on the professor

What a guy

Advice

Take this professor

Course: MAC 2311Delivery: In personGrade: AWorkload: LightTextbook Use: No
Attendance HeavyParticipation Heavy
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Class Ratings

4Good Class
3Avg. Difficulty
4Interesting
5Very Useful

Professor Rating

5Amazing Prof

Prof: John Streese / Fall 2022

Nov 29, 2022

Comments on the course

I’ve taken this class before with Professor York, but I feel that the format with Professor Streese is easier for me to work with. The course is flipped, where we watch the lectures online and do worksheets in class. It helps because I can ask questions if I need to more easily than I could in a large lecture hall.

Course Content

The content of this class is the same as any other MAC2311 class at UF. It mostly serves as a course on derivatives, how to use them, and their applications. At the end of the semester, we start talking about antiderivatives and integration, which is discussed more in MAC2312.

Comments on the professor

Professor Streese is very understanding and genuinely cares about the success of his students. During each class period, he spends about 20 minutes reviewing the lecture with examples and then walks around with the TA’s and helps students out when they have questions.

Advice

If you prefer a class format where you get more one on one time with the professor or more time to practice lecture concepts in class, then Dr. Streese’s class is for you.

Course: MAC 2311Delivery: In personGrade: Not sure yetWorkload: ModerateTextbook Use: No
Exam HeavyAssignment Heavy
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Class Ratings

2Bad Class
2Hard
2Boring
4Useful

Professor Rating

4Good Prof

Prof: John Streese / Fall 2023

Nov 12, 2023

Comments on the course

What is taught and what is tested differ GREATLY. This course does not test you on calculus, but rather on your ability to memorize ln, e, and trig functions. Exams are far too hard (to the point that the passing threshold had to be lowered toa a 67%)

Advice

Take at another university if possible

Course: MAC 2311Delivery: In personGrade: BWorkload: HeavyTextbook Use: No
Essay Heavy